PTing for LSATFlex

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  babyyodafanpage Alum Member

  April 2020 73 karma

  Im practicing with 4 sections w out a break, I figures it is a way of building up stamina and then I just make sure to be super careful when reviewing RC and LG since they carry more weight for Flex. Of course it isn't an accurate score of how my Flex score will be with just one LR, but it's simple to just take four sections and then I kind of figure out if Im at where I want to be with how many questions I missed average on the two LR sections and then RC, and LG. I think Powerscore has a way of doing three and getting a score that I haven't really looked into
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  belseyko Member

  April 2020 28 karma

  Powerscore has digital flex practice tests for $7.50 a piece, they're the most recent 10 tests. I still can't tell if the Flex is a curse or a blessing in terms of admissions but here we go
• studyingandrestudying Core Member

  May 2020 5254 karma

  Has anyone heard if the sections for a Flex test will be from one test or multiple tests?
• lexxx745 Alum Member Sage ⭐

  May 2020 3190 karma

  I mean i dont see how you should really practice any different. the extra 2 sections comes after a break after 3 sections so it wont really be any different. Its just now you know that in the first 3 sections 1 will be lr 1 rc 1 lg
• jmarmaduke96 Member Sage ⭐

  May 2020 2891 karma

  Yeah, I agree with @lexxx745 I dont see how practicing with 4 or 5 section PTs can hurt us. If anything, it should make the three section test seem like an easy day in some respects. If you are printing the PTs and can change the order of the sections, maybe you could make certain that the "last (fourth)" section will be LR, so that way the first three sections before the break are going to replicate just what the FLEX should be.